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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10
THEY HAD NO TICKETS
BL1fNE lND HiLE SHrT OUT FROM
THE CIRNEIGIE CEREMONIES.

The Janitor Did Not Know Them and
Would Not Pass Them In-The Occur
renee Brought Aboat by Onicial Lack of
Tact They Both Become Disguised.
The freedom of The city Of Edinburg
was conferred upon Mr. Andrew Carne-
gle, of this country. yesterday, i'm recog-
milton OF his gift 20 the city of S2j0,0O0
with which 90 provide a public library.
The ceremony took place in the council
chamber. Mr. James g. Blaine was in
yited 90 De present. and went 10 the city
hall and attempted to make his way into
the chamber The approaches, however
were so crowded with people that he was
unable to force his way through, and,was
compelled tO abandon the attempt
a cablegram from Edinburg, last night,
says There Is a great deal of indignation
manifested over the failure of Mr.. Blaine
tO obtain admission 90 the council cham.
Der to-day during The presentation Of the
freedom of the city TO Mr. Carnegie. Now
that the TRUTHS known il appears that the
occurrence was brought about by official
lack of tat. Mr. Blaine and Senator
Hale arrived half an hour late.
All the approaches % the council
chamber We're crowded, and the visitors
bad hard time reaching The chamber
door W hen they got there they found
lhcy were without tick ts The janitor
did not know them and would not pass
them in. Mr. Carnegie was at the time
delivering his address Mr. Blaine sent
message 90 the provost, stating the siiua-
t0n The provost waited until Mr. Car
ueg.o had finished his address before
sending orders for The admission Of the
dttu-ui hcd Americans By this time
both Nr Blaine and senator Hale bad
become di--ustu and had retired Mr.
Carr agie. when ho learned what had hap
pncQ, became very angry, and would
scarcely listen DOB the provost apologies.
Mr. Carnegie was subsequently pre-
-cut,l with an nalllrcss by the w0Ikmcn
of Edinburgh Mr. Blaine was present
Mr. Carnegie made @ shor. address.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10
BRENITIES.
News of the Day Boiled Down and Served
up in Condensed shape.

DIR. George Ben Johnston, formerly a
physician of this place, bat now "a sue
ccssful pract toner Of The city OF Rich
mond, arrived In the city Thursday morn
ing and is 40 the residence OF his sister,
Mrs. Daniel Trigg.-djWg.on EIamir.
Mr.. Fred $. Myers, formerly leading
tobacco manufa turer of This city but
now of Richmon is I'm the city, on
his way TO the South. lie represents
business In his line as booming.-IUo'-
bpyg Idraace
Mr.. j. willard Brister.a a late graduate
of the Nashville College, has been visit
ing his brother. Mr. ; r. Brister of this
city He has returned TO his home i'm
Petersburg.
A large body of colored soldiers are eX-
pccted from Baltimore to-day. They
will bc entertained according 90 the pro-
gramme published I'm the TIMES several
days since.
Yesterday on Cary street near Thir-
teenth a TIMES reporter saw two wag-
ON loads of bananas eo r1nte 90 one OF
our commission houses
lt AIIHNr VIII NlI- Nt liN lANfAA q
musicale tomorrow night, and there
will Dee some fine instrumental selections.
Business for the week just closed was
fairly active I'm all branches and esrec-
tally in summer suits. iced drinks fans,
straw hats and water coolers
Mrs Captain Glover will conduct the
services at the Salvation Army tent to-
day. The meetings have lost none of
their interest and 70 is hoped that the
attendance will he large \ cordial in-
yitation is extended to all
The July term of IIcnrico County
Court begins tomorrow 40 n o'clock ann.
Mr. T.. b. ChCstcrmW. tine wcIi-kn0nn
press correspondent. went up Tine AIic.
ghany road on aying trip yesterday
The regular monthly meeting of ,he
Board of Aldermen viii De held to.m0r-
row might at Ioclock
Mr. W. Vs. Henry has been elected O.
Governor of The Mozart Association t
Mr. Charles J.. Todd resigned
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10
A FACTORY FIRE.
CONFL1GR1TION List
NIGHT ~ j. Y. BOYD'S FfCTORY
The Hose Company at Iand-The Fire
Hard 90 Find Dense Flames Of smoke
BIazes Burst From the Pavement
Good work of the Department.

About 1890 o'clock last night an alarm
was turned i'm from Box -, and was
promptly responded TO-, the Tenth-streel
Hose Company reaching the burning
building. j. y. Boyd's tobacco factory,
at the corner of Sixth and Cary
streets. within a few minutes after the
cong struck The building is a four
story brick one with a large one story
brick warehouse attached. The first
story is level with the street on Seventh
but I'm the rear is beneath the ground and
was full of h0gsheads of tobacco.
4 light and smoke were first noticed
ON the Cary street side at the upper emo,
and the Hose Company on their arrival
broke open door here and put stream
ON. IL had, however, but little effect,
and iu a few minutes dense clouds Of
smoke were coming through the windows
and into the mems faces while It in
creased the confusion by settling down
into ihc street so that at times one could
NOT see across II
Several steamers and the Broad stree,
hOOk-and laddertrucl arrived immedia-
teiy after the Hose Company. Doors
and windows were broken open and sey-
eral streams were gotten upon the build
ing. one from the roof of house across
the alley behind.
Seldom has there been a fire in Rich
mOnd harder 20 get at than this. The
windows were heavily barred and the
quantity of smoke which now filed the
whole building rendered 10 difficult 90
know where 10 work with advantage
ID. l.N ID
bur,tup through grating in the street
and when thi- was suhducd, @ glow would
rc33cn window above I'm fact when
thc doors were broken open, the first floor
seemed tO he ON fire AN over. as the flames
were streaming out of the SiXth-street
doors as well as the windows and graf
ing- ON Cary.
by q fine piece of work the stream
from 40. q Steamer was put into the
front door the men almost going into
ihc flames. and the fire here was gotten
under. but rot before 10 had burnt
through to the second story in more than
one place
After much very hard and commend
able work the iirc was gotten control OF
just a- wc go 90 press.
As has been said the fire was 20 hard
one to deal with and the department de-
serves great credit for ihc efficient and
cIccuM work done N0ihiug could Doe
learned at the time of writing as TO the
amount of damage The tobacco in tine
hl'lling Was doubtless greatly injured,
tl lhc bIi.dinc itself NOT 10 great cX-
tent. as most of the fire came from tine
Irrrfnr IOr-UradS The confederation
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10

A good many people, who had more
curiosity than judgment expected to see
a summons issued yesterday by Justice
Richardson for Judge Atkins 10 appear
before him and make explanation about
tieing up Capitol street. They were
mistaken. Justice Richardson says that
he will issue no summons against the
Judge, as IL would De absurd for him to
SIT in judgment on the official conduct
of the Hastings Court. And thus ends
the chapter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10

I'M which time the entire stock must De
closed out Bargains for july Bargain
such as you never again will see Mar.
ycl0us bargains A meeting of the cred-
lors is called for August lst, by which
time everything must be Sold VIII sell
Wholesale or retail or wi'l sell the entire
stock. in fact want 90 sell all out Ladies
haud-scwci opera slippers 30 cents
Ladie, hand scwcd Dougola, button. OPP
era Toe s.. All other shoes equally l0W
Mr. y. S. Carlton, tine proficient shoe
salesman. can always be found there and
win Dee pleased % see his many friends
Great bankrupt shoe sale, 1909 East Main
street. opposite 20 l0stoilice
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10

rhry.
a meeting Of the surviving members
of thcOMFrst Virginia Regiment is call
Cl for Monday July 1llh, at s.
O'Clock. ID is hoped Chat every one will
D port for duty at inal hour Arrange
ments viii be made for the celebration of
thc annual reunion This always takes
place July 18th. the anniversary of the
baricol Bull Run ln this engagement
the Old First won its spurs '-Boaure-
gard and old Joe Johnston said golden
ones.
Tli~ is The twmiy-sixth anniversary
of tlat day
~Wlen they mcl the 'Yanhs' from Chat air
cIerh
Andmutcd Bm Run rcd."
The case OF Captain VIM. NJ Lawson
will also DE considered, and it is advisable
that there shall bc full meeting Re
member. boys ralley around the flag of
,hc old First at the Office of the Virginia
ire and Marine Insurance Company next
Monday night at o'clock.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10

RUmN. July g-lu The cyictions at
C0oigrauoy, County of Wexford, 90 day
p man named Darcy and his three daugh-
tors made such q stubborn defense Of
their house against the baiiiIs Who at
tempted 20 eject them that the officers, in
lheir anger, attacked the girls and badly
injured one of them on the head Three
of tLc baili0s viii De arresrcd and charged
with assault for this I'm the next house
% tenant and his wife made considerable
resistance. Out they were put out and
then arrested for sc.lding the police with
bot water
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10

Calling over in Manchester the other
day we dropped into the hrst-class bakery
establishment of l.. n Y. Stems, and found 10
fitted zap 300 nrst-cnss style with all the neces
saly supplies oi good things, such as always
remind us oi Christmas. Bread, crackers, bs
cuts, etc. iu abundance; cakes, and variety
of good things for tine children. and all made
from the very best and purcst materials. Ihls
is indeed model bakery. and one that dc
serves and is fast gaining the support of the
public. BE sure 60 call in and see them at
i2Oj Hull street. Manchester.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10

LoNDoN. July 9.-Dayid Debcnsaude,
husband of Violet Cameron, lhc bur
lcsQue actress. has humbly Withdrawn
thc charge he made against Lord Ions
dale and thc uit.lor divorce based on the
charges. Miss Cameron has also with
drawn hcr counter petition ion divorce.
Both cases have accordingly been dis-
f.f-..i
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10

Captain William NJ Lawson, sketch
of whom was recently published in the
DAILY TIMES, re-cntered the service as
soon as hc was able after losing at Gettys-
burg his arm lie was afterwards for "a
time i'm command of Company X of the
First Regiment He did not surrender,
bat went South with EX-President Davis,
and was one or the last men parOlcd.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10

81 Louis. July 0-A morning paper
say t1at Mr. T. W Fauntler0y, counsel
Tor Hugh NJ Brooks, alias Maxwell, says
lnat Ac haas not thrown up ihe case, but
0u the other hand viii Do DIS utmost 10
save the sentenced man. lle says there
Is l0 foundation whatever for tAe report
that ho bad thrown up the sponge.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10
ANNUAL MEETING.


iicction at olis Mechanics Institute.
The tlId annual meeting of the Viz
ginia sic hanics Institute will be held at
their ins,ule next Tuesday night 40 $50
O'Clock. The annual olccu0nOi Board Of
Manager. wiu be held. The new consG.
tuition OF tle institute went Mto elect
July lst
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10

L0sD0N. june 9-lt Is reported that
aHo,her cabinet e.isis is imminent in ser
via. auI ihlt King Milan has summoned
NJ OAri-'i.ch to form a ministry.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10

Tl. Widows and Orphans Associa-
zion OF thc !. O. %. +. of Virginia, West
Virginia. and North Carolina held their
annual meeting I'm this city Friday night
q. the Office of j. W. Fcrgusson N Son.
The usual routine work was done.
Hon. d B. Blanks, of Petersburg. Va.
was chosen secretary. and Mr. John W.
FERGUSON was made treasurer and the
adjourned
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10

At Spence, Tyree & Co.'S shoe house,
sl5 East Broad street, the thermometer
registered at Gam, sO'; - m, sj' 3 p.
m, so; 6p.mp $40.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10

The Governor yesterday removed the
political disabilities of Spencer Green,
convicted of petty larceny in Dinwiddie
county i'm 1850
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10
ruE BAND rUND.
Con.picuou. Liberality ofthe city Railway
lnmnAmN.

Conspicuous LIDoTHIIIV OF Inc IIly EHlIW1Y
Company.
THE SMlls band fund is increasing.
and ills now expected that enoughmoncy
Will be secured 90 continue the concerts
up 90 October lst
The Richmond City Railway Company
BIAS made q most generous contribution.
Colonel John T. Lay, chairman of the
executive committee in charge of the
concerts, yesterday received letter from
SIR. Charles Sclden, superintendent, as
follows am authorized by my com
pant 90 hand you $50 for concerts in
The parks of ihs city
The following is the state of the fund
fu i.fp-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10
~ UNEYENrFUL MONT

1t is not often that on trip of the
length of tbat taken last night that SO
little Is found worth recording. But it
will De so al times, and last might was
not @ good one for news gathering.
Itwas quite warm, although tine show-
cr I'm Tie afternoon had considerably
moderated thetcmperaturc People who
during the day had wished for fair
weather. were able Co read their answer
in the beautiful stars Libby Park was
crowded and q fine programme was well
rendered Many visitors went out 90
the Lake and the Capitol square and
Gamble Park were by n0 means deserted
This Is not surmisc or guess work, but
an actual fact. as this reporter took in
all of these widely separated localities i'm
thi. summer stroll or July iaunt What
ever rcp0rtorial capacity he may like. his
lce talent has never yet been called in
question For "a reporter may have
much 90 boast of and pride himself ON,
and yet If he be lacking IN that important
qualification bee is poor indeed.
The midsummer .nights meanderngs
are over. and back In his -anc,um the
meandcier gives TO Dis readers This ac-
count of q long but not very fruitful
Journey But yet, nothing was lost.
Richmond after dark and under the gas
light has manifold attractions, and If
there is am absence of dreadful accident
and narrowing incident, let us all be
grateful that the reporters loss is the
public's gain
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10

Try La Nomandi Operas, very choice
no Cnamtcrayue * Cos, ~ aud Il south
In.rtccuth street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10
AFTER DARK.
TNDER the GiS LIGHT
ELECTRTC LIGHT LOrILS.

From Monroe Park to Libby Hill Ancient
screamer>,iIlc- Walk in West End.
Crowds ON Broadway The Record of a
Rambling Reporter.
Monroe Park was looking beautiful
last might and was crowded Libby Park
had music by the band. aud Monroe Park
had attractions enough To- be filed from
carly in the afternoon until after I'D
o'clock
Many who rested under the shade of
the trees, on wandered through it- lovely
walks, thought with saddcncd heart of
the superintendent who was lying dead,
but who had done so much TO make this
Park one of the loyelicst I'm the city. 40
more for him would flower, bloom, but
his works will live after him.
Leaving Monroe Park reluctantly and
regretfullY we reach Laurel street and
make for Broad, not beautiful Broad,
because cand0r c0mpels as 10 say that
that portion of Broad Is not beautiful.
After leaving Monroe Park and strik-
ing Screamersyille one feels something
like Lord Byron did after quitting "clear
n.
wide world-fbaf Is fhc Neonolitan laz.
1aroni
This nortion Of Rroad street was some
thirty vcars aro "narfs unknown" Tho
houses were very few and far between.
The corporate limits extended mp tO
Nillers bakery, ON the corner of Madison
THE licuroF OTHER DAYS.
Those wore the davs when fine boy
who resided nrar fhe Od Market never
fhourht off roinr ms far from home "a.
what +. now known MS Elho Park. and
fhc accented idea was that hostile tribes
of Indians w,ro cncamp.d on the banks
orfbo Looms whore hallowod HOLLYWOOD
IS now situated The woods around
Richmond COLLEGE was Thought to De
,". "i ,"-",' "'' ".', c.i
galc like the dagger before the terror
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10

II. W. ElsOm's Employment Agency
has moved TO AZ. Broad street, Richmond, Va
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10

ur uI THF NrHIOJ> 1AD NIIE
I>TNl IHIylN NIOREDIHkhk


TIon.lau Richmond knows if, sitm-
.. lN people know what rarely yal- f
lection of literature and 0l his '
~ relic. s Gathered in tha cool and
nf room -ihc State Library. THE
..u.nt itself is worthy of mention,
muIiuE as 10 does fiew of city,
r.Df ami forest which cam hardly .
passed. and which never iWl io
tle admiration of visitors
library was founded in january
u flc books were selected with
Judgment and knowledge of thc
-. fhc student Who chose them
snoNu lut DIS critical taste is .
..n f.. -uh'oct 0i HlmIr.ng remark uF
.nH. know bow widely aul Wcl
.. foundations of thc library were laid.
ruE BOOKS.
n .nfc OFF many on-t.c.es and losses
.rry now contains about $500 y1l-
anI iu quality i- unsurpassed hy
fIe nifci States of course only
...r general idea can he given OF what
shelves contain. and only % brief Do.
H.n nil he attempted
a.e0yc on thc right of thc entrance
chiefly works On nOIHo. H
Conrc -ional debates Nc Going
'Ic room. thc visitor finds case
ming very valuable collection 0.
in relation FOB flr Ialc Har. aN IuH-
-oi Importance from both 'N.
purchased a- thof appear
..n inst aIcoFr on fIi. 'I. i~a
-U0rcn collection 1uI works
relating to other poets. lhe c..0o
poetry indeed. extends beyond
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10

W. A. Hammond, Florist, late with
J.. i. Harvey, hus opened Cut-tlOwer store
at 81 East Broad street with a full line Of
Designs and Cut Flowers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10

Choice Imported Claret price very
JOS. at CmmhCraync n Co.'s Oaul D. South
Thirteenth street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10

THE upper gallery is chiefly devoted to
Government publications. hut 10 also
contains marks OF the outrage Of
Goth, and Nmdas who bad possession
shortly after the late war one end oi
r.s gallery va. used t0 contain large
illustrated works many of which had
been sent from France These books
wec .hamciuiy muti.a,cd. one volume
He famous BOydol shakespeare. having
every plate cut out Anothcr.a splendid
i.orA, shows That ihc piunderr, did
not take thc trouble to iilt zine pages
when they cut them out but lei their
anNe- slash those beneath This how
ever I- a 0isasrccablc subject as are the
losses ihe library bad at thc same period
INTERESTING RELICS.
go I'D.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10
COTTON REPORT.

Market dull.
Qaotatlons.-Mldiing. IL 1916.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10

From Monroe Park to- Libby Hill Ancient
Screamcr>Nillc-A Walk in West End.
Crowds on Broadway The Record of a
Rambling Reporter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10

The Janitor Did Not Know Them and
Would Not Pass Them In-1he Occur
renee Brought Aboat by Onicial Lack of
Tact They Both Become Disgustcd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08

dence, If not an absolute connection, be-
tween the approximate unanimity of the
press in upholding a1d indOrsjug the
Express and its respondent IN their
untrue. Hndignifi I'd aut wholly illegi j.
mate criticism Il the l., gIslaiure; their
abusive onslaught upon the members OF
the House of Representatives, and the
overwhelming defeat a. the opening. OF
tae session of the resolution "instructing
the Sergeaut-Et-Arms TO subscribe for and
furnish each member with thirty daily
newspapers TO be selected by the men,
bers, esch for himself" etc. Now that
our attention Is called 70 i, we must I'D
nit that the two faCss 40 seem 10 be
slightly related, to say the least.
To conclude: The Express will he
sure 70 realiz- before II Is mGny zee ks
Older. IL spite Of present sHurt If ephe-
meral success, that the farmers, whether
! IN or Ont Of the Lagis.ature-tse "grard
! old graUSeTs," if you viii ,-c=An0t, with
impunity, be reckleSsly and wgntonly as
sailed, either in their personality, or il
their pU1:ic action, unless better cause is
SHOWN Tor the onslaught than any Yet
brought forward by lis correspondent or
itself. No public journal, however pow
erful, can afford 10 do rnsm sGch irius-
tice, and least OF all the rurHa!s!n T,Xss
| n. Express, winch before the last eSCQ-
| pade, proved its TecreaTCy to IL Tr-fssseG
| Democracy bV espousiug the hera,iCal
doctrines AMI unfurling the piretical f q
Of that NEST fligraus Of all political
traitors, Randall If Pennsylvania. But,
| perhaps the Express seeing the f4tG! eff
| fects Of It's recfeancy 10 the cardinal
| principles and teachings Of Democracy,
and becoming desperate, has determined
to throw off the mask worn by Randall
and his motley followers, and me out
openly ia the true Republican CoIOr5.
! For, all PrOtecjlOnists are, a. hesrt, Re-
politicians; ana they are wholly out OF
place in the orthodox Democratic ranks,
as that same Randall and his gang are
making palmer every day to the country
at large by their course in Congress
+, The Express open and causeless wal
/ upon Democratic Legislature, and its
sensational hosting TIE black flag il thai
war looks very like it had made up It's
mind to dof the Democratic uniform anG
follow the fortunes of Randall and COM
psny into the Radical camp.
UpquestiOnably, the whole matter be
tween the Express and its correspondent
on one side, and the Texas House of Rep
resentatives on the other, when reduced
to its last analysis, amounts to this, this
and nothing more: That the former dis
not describe what they saw, did not beal
true testimony about the latter, but were
guilty Of romancirg and scurrility; an(
hence, the whole case having been lait
before the House, the rOmancer had to go
That's ell there Is of it! FAIR PLAY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08
Ca;tl. Losses In the Northwest.

New YORK, March 7.-Colonel Z. D.
Hunter of st. Louis was seen yesterday
at the Hoffman house. He is the old
President of the National Cattle Growers
Association. He took from his pocket
letters that he has received from the
northwest, from which he read extracts
showing that the reports Of the destruc.
ton of cattle in the northwest had been
much exaggerated. He says that the re.
ports that come here about the destruc,
ton OF cattle come from the fact that
travellers from the northwest see large
numbers of carcasses along the lines OF
railroad and take it for granted that this
represents the condition of affairs all ovel
the country, whereas it is only the result
OF the weather cattle, crowding the rail.
road routes and dying.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08
Marshan Court Notes.

SptClAI 10 INC GAZtIte.
MARSHALL, TEX, March THE Dis
trict court met this morning and opened
on the criminal docket. The grand jury
reconvened and went to work. The Dis,
trict Attorney was at his post, and by
agreement all the bond cases were de-
ferred until next week and the court pro.
cseded to try the jail cases. JEFF Am
mons, white, for theft of horse, pleaded
guilty, and was given five years in the
penltenuary. Charles Young, colored,
for burglary and theft, four cases, plead
ed gully. and was given eighteen years in
the pen Tertiary. Robert Hump, white,
for burglary OF Car, pleaded guilty, and
was given two years in the penitentiary